Re: DTP41-compatible step tablet
2007-01-16 by Greg
... Did you try selecting properties next to the measurement device and changing the patch size and header and trailer to ther minimum? I m can get a target
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2007-01-16 by Greg
... Did you try selecting properties next to the measurement device and changing the patch size and header and trailer to ther minimum? I m can get a target
2007-01-16 by Philip Schwartz
Thanks. Creating and scanning a target using Colorport was simple, and the numbers agree with the measurements I get from my X-Rite 810. Only real issue is
2007-01-16 by Richard Smallfield
... Hi John, I think I replied to this before, but I think I didn t mention that the Eboni ink from MIS is the only pigment black that will work on both glossy
2007-01-16 by Shilesh Jani
Hmm. Steve, I presume these numbers are for Fiba Glossy F Warm. With the cool version of the paper and my 4000 loaded with 4800 PK, I have not hit these
2007-01-16 by Nancy Wilson
Sarah, I was technology coordinator for a career/tech center where the Graphics Instructor cut the tip of his finger off using the guillotine trimmer. Mine is
2007-01-16 by sagaface
A photo friend had a huge old guillotine cutter (until the office caught fire...ouch) and while there was something weirdly satisfying about using it (I think
2007-01-16 by sagaface
For the landscape(s), which are fewer in quantity (there are considerable farm animal/equipment images), I would prefer a slightly cooler tone, which I
2007-01-16 by Alan Kearney
I taught in a high school situation where the art department and media center used BIG guillotine cutters. Scared the crap out me every time I saw how the
2007-01-16 by Gary W. Weaver
Hey, The industrial cutters I ve used can easily cut a big handful of paper. We printed and mailed computerworld back in the early 70s, so my outlook is dated.
2007-01-16 by Eric Neilsen
Yellow on a glass plate? Aging gelatin? Bad fixing. Acid environmental storage of plates. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street Suite 9 Dallas, TX
2007-01-16 by Steven Karafyllakis
David; I measured the warm version of that paper a while back; uncoated it gave me a 2.5 A day later I gave it a couple light coats of MIS Gloss Optimizer,
2007-01-16 by Eric Neilsen
There were a lot of answers but here is the skinny. I have used both for the better part of 30 years of active photo life. They both have a place in the
2007-01-16 by Rick Colson
Guillotine trimmers have a basic problem that makes it difficult to use them for precise cuts. They tend to draw the paper toward the blade as the cut is made.
2007-01-16 by gregor33@comcast.net
Hi to all. I m new to this group but glad to be here. I m a full time Fire-fighter with a Commercial photo buisness. I have not done allot of printing but
2007-01-16 by Greg
You might want to look at the Keencut devices too.
2007-01-16 by Greg
... It will, just select your device, and then your color space, and then select the new patch set. Now you can enter the values of you patches, or you can
2007-01-16 by curtojeff
I am department chair of a large (450 student) college photography program. We used to buy cheap rotary trimmers. With student use, they d last 3 to 4 months
2007-01-16 by Nancy Wilson
I m only about 12 ... Thanks for your feedback on MIS. I will try to email them or call them tomorrow. Yes, I am still in Michigan, Lansing area. Where in
2007-01-16 by Nancy Wilson
... Ernst, I am seeing all kinds of densities and conditions. On the latter, they are very dirty, with some mold, possible fungus, and maybe even a little
2007-01-16 by sagaface
Yikes! You guys weren t kidding about the price. But I m using a cheap, flimsy thing right now I picked up at a stationary store in town and it s terrible. You
2007-01-16 by Alan Kearney
HA! That s the most important part! _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
2007-01-16 by Mark Savoia
You forgot the part about nearly impossible to cut your finger off. Mark
2007-01-15 by Alan Kearney
Rotary! The Rotatrim Pro 24 inch I use will shave a line nearly as thin as a human hair on any kind of paper. OK, I exaggerate but not by much:-) And it NEVER
2007-01-15 by Philip Schwartz
Thanks, I forget all about Colorport. I think it will allow you to specify new patches and output a new target in the correct format. I will give this a try.
2007-01-15 by colourbar02
... Also look at these in the US: http://www.dahle.com/rolling_trimmers.htm
2007-01-15 by David Whistance
I ve tried both and settled on a rotary trimmer. Sadly though the good ones (read longer lasting) are expensive. David Whistance ... From:
2007-01-15 by wkm@kauaiphotos.biz
Although they are more expensive, a good rotary trimmer (Rotatrim) is what I prefer. Walt
2007-01-15 by sagaface
Hi all, I ve never needed to trim my prints...until now. What type is best? Thanks, Sarah
2007-01-15 by Joost Horsten
... carbon ... less ... like ... or 3D ... This is perhaps somewat similar to some of my experiments with the UT3D lab a toner. I m not too much into strong
2007-01-15 by Greg
... It s supported in Xrite s Colorport, so you can just import the file from QTR and build your targets. Then use Colorport to measure and save as a CGATS
2007-01-15 by Philip Schwartz
Does anyone have a step wedge of at least 21 steps that can be auto scanned by a DTP41? I have the target spec and can create one from scratch, but I could
2007-01-15 by Greg
Anyone using the Breathing Color Allure Rag semi gloss paper? I noticed that it is listed as working with both PK and MK inks. I asked about this, and Adam
2007-01-15 by David Whistance
Paul Many thanks for your suggestion. I may just give it a go! The 3K set should presumably be reasonably easy to profile in either QTR or IJC and then it is
2007-01-15 by john dean
Does anyone have any info in English about the latest Samsung graphics monitors - price and availability? john
2007-01-15 by David Whistance
Howard Many thanks for your suggestions. I may try out the the UT-3D toner as I like selenium tone prints much more than sepia. I have never used the UT-FSN
2007-01-15 by Paul Roark
In addition to Howard s suggestions, I ve been thinking of a light carbon ink with a bit of red in it to make a warm that is closer to hue 45 - less yellow
2007-01-15 by Tyler Boley
I ve been getting a few reports like this lately, but they rarely show up here- http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/piezography3000/ that would really be one
2007-01-15 by David Keenan
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2007-01-15 by David Keenan
... Wonder how this paper compares to my favorite paper: Innova Fiba-Gloss F... Dave. -- Web Site: www.david-keenan.com 2007 PAW: www.david-keenan.com/paw 2006
2007-01-15 by David Keenan
... Maybe I m just lucky but I get great prints with no surprises on my 2400 in ABW mode using color profiles that I made using PrintFix Pro 1.1. Works well
2007-01-15 by Howard Shaw
I would try either the UT7 Sepia or UT-3D Lab A toner if you wanted to experiment with either sepia or selenium type toning respectively. Alternatively, if you
2007-01-15 by david627890
I have been using my R220 with the MIS UT-R2 inkset with both Neutral and Warm cartridges now for some time but would like to convert to a CFS and bulk inks.
2007-01-15 by jurajlipscher
Hallo For printing through QTR you have to save your flattened image with no compression and then load the image into QTR. I had the same problem and that
2007-01-15 by Ernst Dinkla
... I think that almost all the Photokina visitors that wrote about the 3 manufacturer s prints concluded that the Canon was slightly grainier. Not problematic
2007-01-15 by Steven Karafyllakis
Shilesh; Initial reading was after a good blast with a hair dryer... 3 hrs or drying later its down to a mere 2.53. I can live with that. The surface has a
2007-01-15 by John Hollenberg
A little more info. Made profiles for HPR for the following setups using QTR icc-create: 1) Epson 2200 with NK7, printing through QTR using supplied curve 2)
2007-01-15 by Shilesh Jani
Steve, Did you like the paper in aspects other than Dmax? Bronzing, GD? Is it warm or cool? I wonder how the Dmax changes with dry down. I have noticed Dmax
2007-01-15 by Carl Schofield
I had the same problem with my 2400 and NK7 inks/profiles. Think the ink limits may have been set too high when they built the profiles. There are no curve
2007-01-15 by Steven Karafyllakis
Sorry, the paper s proper name is : Lumijet Genuine Pearl II 255 ... with ... Epson
2007-01-15 by Steven Karafyllakis
I just got around to testing the RC papers that came in the Lumijet sample pack.... One in particular, the True Pearl gave me a 2.57 with the K3 inks on the